Crack, Brutal Grief
- Release Information
- November 30, 2000
- Montréal (Ex-Centris)
- Library and Archives Canada - Canadian Feature Film Database (LAC)
- Budget
- Distributors
Production Details
- Producer
- R. Bruce Elder
- R. Bruce Elder
- R. Bruce Elder
- Director
- R. Bruce Elder
- R. Bruce Elder
- R. Bruce Elder
- R. Bruce Elder
- R. Bruce Elder
- R. Bruce Elder
- R. Bruce Elder
- R. Bruce Elder
- R. Bruce Elder
- R. Bruce Elder
- R. Bruce Elder
- R. Bruce Elder
- Director of Photography
- R. Bruce Elder
- R. Bruce Elder
- R. Bruce Elder
- Writer
- R. Bruce Elder
- R. Bruce Elder
90 minutes, 2001
Assisted by a talented team of young Toronto filmmakers - Ilana Gutman, Izabella Pruska-Oldenhof, Maria Raponi, Jeremy Elder-Jubelin, and Greg Boa - Elder constructs a sophisticated montage of highly-processed imagery which transforms these images of horror into a weave of abstraction. The film's inspired sound collage draws upon an expansive range of pop culture and avant-garde sources. Like Elder's ‘The Book of All The Dead,’ ‘Crack, Brutal, Grief’ uses a series of dialectical concepts in opposition to probe a range of philosophical concerns related to the history of consciousness in the twentieth century.
Source: Library and Archives Canada - Canadian Feature Film Database (LAC)
